[lil ash]

i have a leo abot 5 yrs old what a good substrate

 

[Catherine896]

Lino, tiles or kitchen roll. I do not recommend sand simply because of the risk. I wouldnt use ANY loose substrate.

 

[lil ash]

thanks

 

[Finch]

I was using tiles but my friend just redid his kitchen floor out with lino and had loads left and gave me it. so i swoped it over today it easy to cut out the size you need and then put it in and easy to clean and looks smart to.

 

[K.J.Geckos]

kitchen roll,tiles,reptile carpet,lino.slate,marble,newspaper,wall paper or simply a peice of wood even.

 

[tokay]

I use ceramic floor tiles they work a treat and look pretty good too

 

[leopardgeckos4me]

kitchen roll

 

[Queenb]

i just went out and bought some lino floor tiles from b&q for £2.98 for 6, bargain!!

 

[Daz_of_hudds]

I began on that awful calci-sand substrate but learned how bad it is and have now switched to rapti carpet which looks great and he's happy on (I think)

Daz

 

[Deans On Toast]

i have a leo abot 5 yrs old what a good substrate

What's it been on for the last 5 years?

 

[Torres13]

I use reptile carpet for my leo

 

[boldoutlook]

Reptile carpet or paper towels are the best. Just make sure you get 1 or 2 extra reptile carpet, so you can clean them often.

 

[Ned]

I use Reptile Carpet with pieces of slate (not tiles) dotted about.

I have a few bits each with a different thickness so they all hold different heat by a degree or two. Zippy seems to move around and lie on different bits of slate depending on whether she has just eaten, woken up, e.t.c. I guess it helps slightly create different temperature zones so she can regulate better.

 

[Ned]

Just make sure you get 1 or 2 extra reptile carpet, so you can clean them often.

The Zoo med reptile carpet comes with two bits per pack anyway